Saturday 12 december at 10:30

Philosophy Café at La Mémo: Enjoying the show or conveying a message

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Médiathèque Mémo, 2 rue Jean Carmet, 82000 Montauban

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Hosted by Julien Cueille (philosophy teacher)

Enjoying the spectacle or conveying a message: the example of *Avatar* *Avatar*—the most-watched and highest-grossing film in cinema history—is intended, along with its sequels, to be a work with a message, championing both environmentalist and anti-colonialist causes. Themes of death, catastrophe, and spirituality are omnipresent, as is transhumanism. But beyond *Avatar*, can mass entertainment help critique "the system," or is it actually part of it? Current Events { Teens / Adults } Free with reservation